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Shane Albert
  • Dixon, IL
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How much is too much?

Shane Albert
  • Dixon, IL
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I have made a couple posts on here related to getting started investing and have been answered with some awesome responses and tips as well as guidance. In my searches I seem to keep coming across multi family (4-8 unit deals) that seem doable for me as far as price. I have not yet done any real estate investing other than my personal residence. If I were to land a deal between 4-8 units, in my area I could supplement half to all of my income based on the rental market in my area. Would I be biting off more than I could chew with that many units? Or should I take advantage of a deal regardless of my lack of landlord experience?

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